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» CSULB MicroMouse - CSU Long Beach MicroMouse project to engineer micromouse robots.
» Charles Darley's MicroMouse - Practical information on building a MicroMouse around a PIC microcontroller.
» DIM - A simple wall-follower MicroMouse powered by one motor.
» Lifeng's Home Page - Contains descriptions and schematics for several MicroMouse robots as well as a Li-Ion battery charger.
» Loughborough University - Includes a good discussion on wall sensing.
» MicroMouse - Hints, Ideas, and Inspiration - Covers all aspects of MicroMouse robots. Site includes an introduction to the details of the small autonomous robots and ideas on their construction.
» MicroMouse At TIC - This site includes micromouse building information, rules, mouse pictures, links and details of the UK 2004 competition.
» MicroMouse Information Centre - Resources and information on MicroMouse robots.
» MicroMouse UK - The official website for the MicroMouse program in the UK.
» Micromouse.co.uk - Photos and descriptions of the many mice that the author has created. Also contains a MicroMouse simulator.
» Millenium Bug - A good description on the design of a MicroMouse with a "tricycle" configuration.
» OPUS the MicroMouse - Provides a detailed account of their design process and many photos of the robot and its components.
» Robin Bradbeer's MicroMouse Page - Contains a good descpription of the history of the MicroMouse contest.
» Stavagos - Contains detailed descriptions of both the hardware and software design including the maze solving algorithm.
» UC Berkeley MicroMouse - Effort to create a maze-solving robot by four undergrads at University of California, Berkeley.
» UCR MicroMouse Program - Information about the various MicroMouse teams at UC Riverside.
» UCSB MicroMouse - The MicroMouse project at UC Santa Barbara. Includes a description of their robot, contest rules, links.
» UH MicroMouse - Descriptions and photos of the MicroMouse robots that have been built at the University of Hawaii.